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PA G E FO LK
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
8«88oanw a»w n c m annnntinnnin:t:>:»n»m !»:tm :.
< o u n ij
l>e|M>siiur)'
CU j
OVER 100% GAIN
Depoeitary
Loans and discounts
$26,340.77
O v e r d r a f ts
.........
21.12
Real estate, furniture and fixtun •s
2,538.50
S to c k s , warrants, bonds, etc.
6,342.50
Cash and due from hanks
13,157.80
$48,400.69
LIABILITIES
Capital stock ...................................
$15,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits
331.02
DEPOSITS
33,069.67
$48,400.69
H ig h C lass
Vaudeville Attractions
Aug. 9, 1915
Aug. 9, 1916
$37,676.87
325.06
4,804.35
8,188.72
13,710.65
$64,705.65
$54,066.08
902.29
5,011 48
6,305.00
17,830.09
$84,114.94
$15,000.00
414.42
49,291.23
$64,705.65
$15,000.00
1,089 42
68,025.52
$84,114.94
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HELP US TO REACH THE $100,000.00 MARK BY JANUARY, 1917.
H. A. L ew is
H. W. S n a sh a ll
Ed. O sborp
F . A. H a llid a y
Let
us
figure w ith
you
on B u ild er's H ardw are.
BUILDERS HARDWARE
N A IL S
LOCKS
H IN G E S AND B U TTS
W IN D O W
ASH
HARDW ARE
DUM PS
F L O O R R E G IS T E R S
WOOD
SA SII
H O ISTS
W E IG H T S
SASH
CORD
V A LLEY T IN
F L A S H IN G . ETC.
l ull S lock o f PA IN T S, OILS, V AR NISH ES, STAIN'S, FTC.
STERLING & KIDDER HDW. CO.
GRESHAM, OREGON
DR. HESS’
FLY CHASER
Will protect your cows from flies.
Not as others do, for a few minutes, but lasts all day.
We guarantee it to be better than any you have ever
used or will refund your money.
Hall gallons 75c, gdllon $1.25
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R
EXAIL Store
li e < ream Ilo) E n lists
to ty in g it w ith b lu e s irin g .
“ Oh.
L o rd !
D on't w rap it u p .” th e p u r ­
c h a s e r co m p la in e d , “ sh o v e It h e re ,”
I'm in a h u r r y .” T h e ice-cream boy
h as a nose th a t is, lik e h is m a n n e r,
larg e.
it seem ed , so m eh o w , to lift
I lls c o u n te n a n c e ab o v e th e p u rc h a s e r.
" I 'v e seen to o m any m u tch es s p ille d ,"
he sa id , an d c o n tin u e d to tie k n o ts in
th e b lu e s trin g , p ro v in g th a t even
I lien he w as a p ra c tic a l d e m o n s tra ­
to r of p re p a re d n e ss. And now h e is
a so ld ie r, an d th e n e ig h b o rh o o d m a r ­
v els th a t it once b o u g h t ice c re a m of
him . a lth o u g h , to he s u re , th e r e is
so m e co m fo rt in th e ru m o r, w hich
lias ev en cau se d
a
little g ig lin g
a m o n g th e very g irls th a t used to
eat th e so d as a n d s u n d a e s , to tile e f ­
fect th a t, now a n d th e n , th e so ld ie r
lias b ecom e an ice-cream boy a g a in ,
a n d th a t he lias b»en seen s w a g g e r­
ing a lo n g b etw een tlte b ro w n te n ts
w ith an ice-cream co n e b e n e a th th a t
sa u te u p lifte d nose.
t
F ea tu re Act*
1
o f a ll m a k e s, fo r s a le ch e a p .
HUGH DAVENPORT
" E n t e r ta i n e r D eL u x e’’
In Song, S to ry a n d P ia n o lo g u e ,
F e a tu r in g
Ten DeLaval,
6 Economy, 7
Empire, 5 United States, 3 Sim­
“ THE BLUE DOG”
and
plex, 3 Sharpies, Iowa, Elgin.
“ CORN CURE RAGS’’
By th e Com poser
F ro m 135 to 1300 lbs. c a p a c ity .
MLLE. MADELIN
In th e Renow ned Reading
W ill ta k e w ood o r p o ta to e s if you
w ish it.
“ OSTLER J O E ''
DECOSTA and MADELIN
A H ig h C lass C o m e d y -T a lk in g a n d
C h a ra c te r D an cin g A ct th a t n e v e r
fa ils to m a k e you la u g h .
T h e J. C. R obinson C o m p an y
ITALIAN MUSICAL TRIO
4ti F ir s t S t., P o rtla n d , O reg o n .
In a g re a t N ovelty M usical A ct F e a ­
tu r in g P ia n o S olos a n d F a m o u s
XYLOPHONE DUETS
S T O C K II O I, I* E R S
Rev. H. E. S a n d ste d t
Second-Hand
Separators
DECOSTA DAVENPORT
T h e ab o v e s ta te m e n t la m o st g ra tify in g to th e D ire c to rs a n d S to c k h o ld e rs o f th e BANK O F
G R E SH A M a n d th is sp le n d id sh o w in g w as m ad e p o ssib le by th e lo y alty o f its m a n y p a tro n s a n d
frie n d s.
K. A. M iller
G u st I .a rso n
1»1«
SMITH’S THEATER
Comparative statem ent of the grow th of the BANK OF GRESHAM. Gresham, Oregon.
Aug. 9, 1914
15,
THURSDAY, AUG. 17
I:
IN TWO YEARS
RESOURCES
AUGUST
Ja m e s M cP. R o b in so n
A dm ission 15c anti 25c
TTie V ic tim o f F a te .
E m a n u e l A n d e rso n
A. F . M iller
H e h ad so lv ed no p ro b le m s.
W ith
d ig n ity h e a s s u re d th e o b je c t o f fa te
t h a t h e h a d w ritte n a n o te to th e
te a c h e r a s k in g fo r h e r m e th o d s in o r ­
d e r th a t th e r e m ig h t be no co n fu sio n .
T h ey p u t th e v ictim o f fa te to bed
w ith o u t h is p ro b le m s, a n d a s th e in ­
ju s tic e of th e w orld a n d th e e m p ti­
n e ss of th e m y s te rie s of life b ecam e
on ce m o re u n b e a ra b le to h im ,
he
so b b ed .
"F a th e r, th e o ld siiu p ,
c o u ld n ’t g e t ’em h im s e lf a n d h e 's a
lo t b ig g e r 'n m e,” w hich w as a n a b ­
s o lu te a n d u n a n s w e ra b le fact.
It h ad com e a t a tim e w hen life
M rs. V irg in ia S tin e h o u se , s is te r of
F ra n k E sco b ar, w ho v isite d h e re fo r seem ed to be re v e a lin g its re a lty
p re c io u s s e c re ts to him . H e w as be­
a b o u t tw o w eeks, r e tu rn e d to h e r g in n in g to e x p e rie n c e a s tr a n g e new
hom e a t M o n terey , C a lifo rn ia , on jo y in c e r ta in s o r ts o f w o rk a n d in
th e a c q u is itio n of w e a lth .
H e w as
W ed n esd ay last.
b e g in n in g to k n o w w h a t a fe llo w ’s
M rs. G eorge Z im m e rm a n , o f th e frie n d s a re w o rth . H e h a d com e in to
th e p o ssessio n of a bicycle, a n d w as
C o lu m b ia s lo u g h , w as ta k e n to a b e g in n in g to a p p re c ia te th e p h y sical
P o rtla n d h o sp ita l la s t w eek fo r an p o ss ib ilitie s o f th e c o u n try a s w ell as
o p e ra tio n on h e r sto m a c h . S he is r e ­ th e m o re co m plex in te r e s ts o f th e city
s tre e ts . A nd th e n it cam e , th e th ii.g
p o rte d to be re c o v e rin g ra p id ly .
O regon I tu ia l C red it.
m o st d e s tru c tiv e to h is ho p es, th e
en d , it seem ed , o f a ll re a l th in g s . In ­
F ra n k Been* to o k h is fam ily to
M rs, C. M. Z im m e rm a n a n d Mrs. d eed , if he h ad h a c tim e o r in c lin a ­
T h e s t a te g ra n g e o f O reg o n p ro ­
S ea sid e la s t w eek in tw o m ach in es.
C. E. R u s h e r an d c h ild re n a re c a m p ­ tio n to s it dow n a n d th in k of th e very poses a bill p ro v id in g fo r s t a t e
T h ey a re c a m p in g th e re .
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w ould p ro b a b ly h av e fa ile d to re a c h b o n d s to be sold on th e m a r k e t fo r
th e e x tre m e s of th e th in g t h a t w as a r u r a l c re d it fu n d . T h e m oney so
S am BII hs is th e o w n e r of a new
T h e m a rria g e licen se is re c o rd e d a c tu a lly p re s e n te d to hint. H e w as
F o rd w ith w hich h e tra v e ls from
ra ise d is to be lo an ed to a c tu a l f a r m ­
of R o b e rt A. B rern n er, of F a irv ie w , s e n t to s u m m e r sch o o l. S chool is a
R ockw ood to G re sh a m an d re tu r n e v ­
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e ry day.
a n d d o n e w ith it, b u t sch o o l a s an
a d d re s s w as g iven a t 314 F o u rte e n th e v e r p re s e n t r e a lity is a c ru e l fa te. te n to th i r t y y e a rs tim e , a s m ay be
a g re e d upon.
T h e r u r a l b o rro w e r,
A fello w m ay be th e boss of th e
Q u in n
M etzg er,
H arv ey R ain ey s tr e e t, P o rtla n d .
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n e ig h b o rh o o d g a n g . H e m ay ev en be
a n d E lto n E a stm a n w ere S u n d a y v is­
V an co u v er
m a r ria g e
licen ses a m o re e x a lte d b ein g , a b ein g th a t pays th e m o n ey b ack to th e s ta te ,
ito rs to S easid e.
y e s te rd a y co n ta in th e n a m e s o f E arl coastH dow n h ills w ith th e w o rld be­ th u s p re v e n tin g th e in c re a s e o f a n y
low h im , th a t w a tc h e s th e riv e r from
M a rtin
S q u ire
a n d fam ily , an d L in n o f O regon C ity, ag ed 21, and th e h ig h e s t beam in th e b rid g e , t h a t ta x e s fo r th e p u rp o s e o f ra is in g th is
Miss
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lies fu ll le n g th in th e ta ll g ra s s u n d e r r u r a l c e rd it fu n d . T h e s ta te m e re ly
H ally
C h ris te n s o n
and
w ife w ill
th e m a p le s a t th e sid e o f th e ro ad . s e rv e s to fin an ce th e fa r m e r fo r th e
18.
leav e to m o rro w m o rn in g fo r th e M c­
M iss Inez L u ste d is s u b s titu tin g in B ut in sch o o l, esp e c ia lly in s u m m e r tim e w a n te d , a n d is p la c e d in th e
K en zie p ass e a s t o f E u g en e. T h ey
sch o o l, he is n o th in g .
H e is w o rse
th e postoffice d u rin g th e a b se n c e of th a n n o th in g , lie is a fa ilu re , a n e g li­ c a p a c ity o f fin a n c ie r fo r th e re a s o n
w ill cro ss th e m o u n ta in s a n d r e tu r n
Miss M a rg a re t C reecy, on h e r v a c a ­ g ib le q u a n tity .
th a t s t a te b o n d s a r e su p p o s e d to be
th r o u g h T ygli v alley a n d T h e D alles
P e rh a p s , h o w ev er, th is p a r tic u la r m o re a tt r a c t iv e fo r in v e s to rs th a n
tion.
an d dow n th e C o lu m b ia riv e r h ig h ­
o b je c t o f fa te co u ld h a v e sto o d b e in g
a re fa rm h io rtg a g e b o n d s. T h is, it
way.
T h ey ex p ect to be g o n e ten
H. E. D avis a n d fa m ily , a n d M iss a f a ilu re fo r a few h o u rs o f th e day.
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p p e a rs , Is b ased on th e F re n c h sy s ­
days.
K a th e rin e H oney, h av e g o n e to w as th e b e a stly a r ith m e tic lesso n he
tem o f r u r a l finance, a n d sa id to be
W elches fo r a tw o -w e e k ’s o u tin g .
w as su p p o s e d to le a rn a t n ig h t, i t is
Mrs. M. J. M e w h lrte r r e tu r n e d
easy e n o u g h to u n d e rs ta n d th a t , to a m o re flexible th a n th e L a n d s c h a fte n
boy w ho has been sw im m in g a n d r i d ­ sy stem .
fro m S e a sid e on S u n d a y a f t e r a tw o FARM CREDITS
ing a n d fig h tin g a n d p a ss in g p a p e rs,
T h e bond issu e is to be lim ite d to
w e e k s’ stay .
TO BE EXPLAINED th e a r ith m e tic w hich w as c a rrie d
h om e in th e m o rn in g lias becom e a tw o p e r c e n t of th e a ss e sse d v a lu e -
G eo rg e W. K en n ey an d w ife a re
T h e P o rtla n d C h a m b e r of C om ­ s tr a n g e o b je c t by n ig h t. An e v e n in g a tio n o f th e s ta te . T h e s t a te o f M is­
s p e n d in g th e m o n th of A u g r/’t a t m erce h as ex te n d e d a n in v ita tio n to cam e w hen lie c o u ld n o t reco g n ize s o u r i lias a so m e w h a t s im ila r sy ste m
an y p a r t of th e p ro b le m s m a rk e d fo r in p ra c tic e a n d p eo p le o f o th e r s ta te s
S easide.
th e C o m m ercial
o rg a n iz a tio n s an d th a t d ay.
H e w as co n v in c e d th a t
b a n k s o f a ll c itie s o f th e N o rth w e st th e y w e re a n e n tire ly new v a rie ty , a re w a tc h in g re s u lts o f th e o u tc o m e .
A. C. R uby sh ip p e d fo u r c a rlo a d s
to se n d r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s to th a t city an d a v a rie ty th a t h a d been p u rp o s e ly — Z illah F r e e P re s s.
of h o rs e s a n d m u les to El P a so on
in v e n te d in o r d e r t h a t th e y co u ld n o t
on S a tu rd a y , A u g u st 19, to h e a r H e r­ be so lv ed . N a tu ra lly h e b ecam e im ­
S a tu rd a y . T h e re w ere 120 a n im a ls
L iver T rou b le.
b e rt M yrlck, of M a s sa c h u se tts, d is ­ p a tie n t. It w as too m u ch to a sk o f a
in th e lo t, co n sig n e d to th e g o v e-n -
“ I am b o th e re d w ith liv e r tr o u b le
cuss th e new fe d e ra l fa rm lo an b a n k re a s o n a b le p e rso n , a n d he b ecam e u n ­
m e n t fo r use on th e b o rd e r. E. S e r­ law . T h e C h a m b e r w ill w elcom e any re a s o n a b le .
H e w ept
a n d scolded a b o u t tw ic e a y e a r ,” w rite s J o e D in g ­
“ I h av e
a n d " s a s s e d " u n til th e e v e n in g w as m an , W e b s te r C ity, Io w a.
vis» w en t a lo n g as m a n in c h a rg e .
citiz e n w ho a tte n d s .
an u n h a p p y o n e fo r th e w hole fam ily . p a in s in m y sid e a n d b a c k a n d an
At la s t m o th e r to o k h im to th e a w fu l so re n e s s in m y sto m a c h . I
Mr. M yrlck is th e e d ito r-in -c h ie f
Mrs. J . G. M etzg er e n te r ta in e d a t
of th e O ra n g e J u d d F a rm W eek lies k itc h e n to h elp h e r w ith th e d ish es h e a rd of C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts a n d
d in n e r S a tu rd a y e v e n in g th e Metz
an d f a t h e r to o k th e a r ith m e tic to th e tr ie d th e m . By th e tim e I h ad u sed
a n d fo r m any y e a rs h e h a s a d v o c a t­ d in in g room to w o rk o u t a few o f th e h a lf a b o ttle o f th e m I w as fe e lin g
fam ily fro n t C h e h a lis, W a sh in g to n ,
ed a fo rm of r u r a l c re d its fo r th e p ro b lem s. C o m p a ra tiv e p eace re ig n e d fine a n d h a d no s ig n s of p a in .” F o r
wlio h av e been to u r in g th e C o lu m b ia
fa r m e r. He is o ne o f th e a u th o r s of in th e k itc h e n , a n d th e r e w as a s i­ s a le a t G re sh a m D ru g S to re .— A dv.
riv e r h ig h w ay . M rs. M etz w ill be re ­
th e p re s e n t law , w hich can be m ad e len ce in th e d in in g ro o m th a t grew
A t la st f a t h e r e m e rg e d .
T h e o pen se s a m e — A W a n t Ad.
m e m b e re d by o ld e r G re s h a m ite s as of g re a t b en efit in th e d e v e lo p m e n t o m in o u s.
Miss J e n n ie H a sk a l.
o f th e fa rm s o f th e N o rth w e st. M r
M yriclt w ill th o ro u g h ly e x p la in the
H u rry L u sted an d w ife, of L en ts,
o p e ra tio n s o f th e new law . H e is an
m o to re d to G resh am on S u n d ay in
a u th o r ity on th e s u b je c t.
th e ir new
M axw ell.
T h ey
w ere
T h e P o rtla n d sp e e c h a t th e C h a m ­
g u e sts o f Mrs. L. T L u ste d a n d Miss
b er o f C o m m erce w ill tie th e o n ly o p ­
Inez.
p o rtu n ity th a t re s id e n ts o f th e N o r th ­
w est w ill h a v e to h e a r Mr. M yrlck.
B an s W. T h o rp e le ft to d a y fo r
H is tim e d o es n o t p e rm it of him
B lack Rock in P o lk c o u n ty , w h ere
s p e a k in g a t o th e r places.
Bring this with you
Bring this with you
he is to b egin w o rk on a lo g g in g lo­
T h e m e e tin g is to be h e ld on th e
co m o tiv e fo r th e W illa m e tte L um
e ig h th floor o f th e O reg o n b u ild in g
h e rin g co m p an y .
a n d w ill begin a t 8 o ’clo ck p. m
T h e P o rtla n d C h a m b e r o f C o m ­
J.
H. M etzg er, W a lte r M etzger,
m
erce
w ill be e sp e c ia lly g la d to w el­
W allace T ilfo rd a n d M iss L e la G ibbs
com
e
fa
r m e rs a n d re p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f
W ith this Coupon on a 50c purchase
w ent to S easid e on S a tu r d a y by a u ­
th e g ra n g e s to h e a r tills n o te d e d ito r
to, r e tu r n in g y e ste rd a y . T h ey fo u n d
of fa rm n e w sp a p e rs a n d m a g a z in e s.
th e ro a d s in e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n .
H e rb e rt M yrlck h a s been o n e of
L a to u re ll * Son h a v e sold a F o rd ' th e fo re m o st a d v o c a te s in th is c o u n -
The
to E. J. lie s s e ltin e , of th e T e rry I try fo r a g r ic u ltu r a l p ro g re s s
sto re , a n d Milo C K in g
Mr H essel- H atch e x p e rim e n t -bill, e n a c te d by
tln e lias receiv ed i l l s new c a r. but 'C o n g r e s s in 1887 w as th e d ir e c t r e ­
Mr. K in g 's h as n o t been d e liv e re d as su lt. o f th e w o rk d o n e by hint. T h e
Aet a p p ro p r ia te d fu n d s
fro m
th e
yet.
I N a tio n a l tr e a s u ry fo r th e e s ta b lis h ­
Howitt Building
Phone 101
Gre.ham. Ore.
M rs. Id a C la rk , o f P o rtla n d , w as m en t o f e x p e rim e n ta l s ta tio n s in e v ­
th e g u e st of M rs M ary W ood on ery s t a te in th e U nion. Mr. M yrlck
j o rg a n iz e d so m e of th e first co -o p er-
S u n d ay .
I a tiv e c re a m e rie s , fa rm
e le v a to rs ,
Miss E m m a F u lle r r e tu r n e d last b u ild in g an d loan a s s o c ia tio n s an d
n ig h t fro m a n e x te n d e d tr ip in th e I f a r m e r s ' Are in s u ra n c e a s s o c ia tio n s
f a s t , w h e re sh e s p e n t th e tim e v is it-I »n th is c o u n try ,
, n(f r e la „ VP8 aIld frlPI1ds.
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LOCAL EVENTS
OF INTEREST
T h e Ice-cream boy h a s b ecom e a
so ld ie r. Of c o u rs e , an y b o d y w ho h ad
w atc h e d h im till th e c o rn e rs o f th e
pint Ice-cream b u c k e t m u s t have
know n th a t h e w ould lieeoino so m e ­
th in g so m e tim e , but it w as a lilt s u r ­
p risin g to m eet him o u t th e r e in th i
eatnp, sw a g g e rin g alo n g w ith h is h a t
a little to o n e sid e, s h o u ld e rs back
and client w ell o u t, c a rtrid g e b elt
w here his w h ite a p ro n s tr in g s used
to be a n d b ro w n leg g in g s in s te a d of
Ute gay so ck s lie o n ce affected .
It
may hav e been, o f co u rae, th u i
th e
t fig h h n rh o o d n e v e r I illy a p p re c ia te d
th e Ice-i ri am boy. S u rely , as o n e r> •
m e m b e rs I, all now . th e r e wr.t so m e ­
th in g in h is m a n n e r th a t fo re to ld u
g r e a te r
d e stin y .
O ne
re m e m b e rs
th a t a lm o st sc o rn fu l dignltv w ith
w hich he p o rtio n e d
o u t a d im e 's
w o rth of French v a n illa , th e flo u rish
w ith w hich h e m ixed th e ro itaa an d
su n d a e s , th e la rg e m a n n e r in w hich
lie filled o rd e rs fo r w hole q u a rts
B ecau se it is d ifficu lt fo r u m an
P e rh a p s th a t Is th e e x p ressio n th a t a im in g a s e a r c h lig h t to see th e ofc
b est d e sc rib e s h im — th e la rg e m a n ­ je c t a t w h ich It is p o in te d , a F re n c h
ner.
lie h ad It th e n m id lie lias it n av al officer h as In v e n te d a n e le c tri- |
still.
No d o u b t th e n elg iib ei hood c a l a im in g d ev ice to be o p e ra te d
G u e sts a t th e h o m e
of Mr a n d p re s e n te d Mr M vrlek w ith o ne of th e
is r a t h e r a sh a m e d of th e o ffh an d , fro m a d ista n c e .
Mrs. F. D A x tell. S u n d ay
w ere Mr. ' gold p en s used. L a te r p re s s u re w as
c o rn e r-d ru g -a to re m a n n e r in w hich
an d Mrs. O. Zaddock, Miss E th e l
b ro u g h t to b e a r on H e rb e rt M yrlck to
it used Io to ss h im n ick ies fo r c ig a rs
Japan's p ro d u c tio n of a n ilin e dye G lin es, Mr
a n d M rs C. W B rig h a m accep t o n e of th e a p p o in tm e n ts on
o r c e n ts f a r p a p e rs . A nd a s fo r th e 1« ra p id ly in c re a sin g
T h e dye m e r ­
an d b ab y , a ll fro m P o rtla n d , T h ey i th e b o a rd of m a n a g e rs fo r th e bank
m an th a t b o u g h t th e box of m a tc h e s c h a n ts h av e fo rm ed a (ru st w ith th e
w ere a ll ta k e n o v e r to th e C o lu m b ia w hich he declined.
o f th e ice-cream boy
w ell, p e rh a p s o b jic t o f re g u la tin g th e m a rk e t.
S
lo u g h w h ere th e y w en t fishing
P eo p le of th is se c tio n sh o u ld ac
he is, a f t e r a il, r a t h e r th a n k f u l for
cep
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th a t ex p e rie n c e . It m ay g iv e h im a
M rs K a th e rin e N agle, of U n lv tr- P o rtla n d C h a m b e r
o f C om m erce.
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p le a s a n t 1-told-you eo s o r t o f fe e lin g ,
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Mrs. B. W. Emery, where Mrs. hear this m atter explained by a man
waa c o n sid e ra b ly d is g ru n tle d a t th e of c h o le r a tu o rb u s by C h a m b e rla in 's 1
Nagle's son. Mark. Is living
of this character
The meeting is
tim e.
T he la rg e m a n n e r w as very C olic, C h o le ra a n d D ia rrh o e a R e m e ­
free.
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A. W R e g n e r is having bis opera
Notify the First State Bank If you
w as in so m e th in g of a h u rr y an d F a ir H av en , N. Y. . "S in .. c e „ th e n o th . - houee building painted. Its perma-
can attend this Im portant meeting
th rew a n ic k e l at th e ice-cream boy, e r m e m b e r, of my fam ily h av e u sed n e n t co lo r w, „ b t p u re w h u #
co rn lc< w h k h
g
Farm ers should attend
d e m a u d lu g a box of m a tc h e s
T h e th is v a lu a b le m e d lc lu . fo r colic a n d
ice-cream boy w en t, w ith d ig n ity , fo r bow el tro u b le s w ith good s a tis fa c tio n color. The building will be painted
For peeling orangos there has been
th e box of m a tc h e s a n d proceeded to a u d 1 g lad ly e n d o rs e It as a rem ed y on all tides.
Thomas a Davis are invented a curved piece of bone with
of ex c e p tio n a l m e r it."
F o r sa le by
w rap It In w h ite p a p e r, p re p a r a to ry G re sh a m D ru g C o.— Adv.
d o in g the work.
a nick at one end to cut the skin.
CO UPON
Ten Stamps F R E E
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WHAT YOU ARE
hi
a tinancial way is the logical result of what you have done
with the resources at your conimaud.
ti'
1 I n 's !
Being a depositor with
STATE BANK not only develops your resources,
hut on a proper showing of responsibility, gives you oil occa­
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